Reed Between The LinesUnusual & Interesting News - Not Always Useful<br><br> Compiled by David Reed(Untitled)- February 4, 2003 Reviving Romance With Space, Even as 'Space Age' Fades. Astronomers and space fans insist that the deep human desire to discover who we are in the universe will triumph over the momentary cultural queasiness. By Amy Harmon. New York Times: Nationalhttp://radio.weblogs.com/0108706/2003/02/04.html#a2854 (Untitled)- February 4, 2003 'Some of It Will Be Their Legacy': The Data That Survived Disaster. Though the space shuttle Columbia was lost, much of the scientific data its crew members collected was not. By Warren E. Leary. New York Times: Nationalhttp://radio.weblogs.com/0108706/2003/02/04.html#a2853 (Untitled)- February 4, 2003 Some Deaths Resonate, Others Pass Unnoticed. Americans have mourned heroes lost in space before. Still, these deaths were vivid, unexpected, the bearers of symbolic weight. By Erica Goode. New York Times: Nationalhttp://radio.weblogs.com/0108706/2003/02/04.html#a2852 |